A) Hinduism.
B) Buddhism.
C) Confucianism.
D) Islam.
E) Christianity.
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A) economic benefits that are inherent to a culture.
B) collective wealth of the society.
C) abstract ideas about what a group believes to be good,right,and desirable.
D) political ascendancy of a country.
E) social rules and guidelines about the appropriate behavior in public.
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A) Hofstede has ignored the one-to-one correspondence between culture and the nation-state.
B) Most of Hofstede's findings are in direct conflict with standard Western stereotypes.
C) Hofstede assumes that most countries have more than one cultural dimension.
D) Certain social classes were excluded from Hofstede's work sample.
E) Hofstede's informants belonged to several different industries,companies,and countries hence his research lacks standardization.
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A) appropriate schooling and occupation.
B) individual economic achievements over the course of one's lifetime.
C) spiritual progression and reincarnation.
D) hard work that results in gradual upward mobility over generations.
E) offering prayer five times a day,and by refraining from the payment or receipt of interest.
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A) Sarah believes that her opinions and interests are superior to that of her siblings.
B) Nicole is highly tolerant toward different cultures and is also keen on learning different languages.
C) Bryan's belief in the superiority of his culture has resulted in conflicts with his colleagues from different countries.
D) Emilio is in an ethical dilemma as he has been given the responsibility of deciding whether or not to hire his under-qualified cousin.
E) Galaxy Inc.has been accused of using legal but unethical ways to gain access into the markets of less developed countries.
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A) caste
B) merit
C) class
D) economic
E) bureaucratic
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A) The country suffers from a low degree of dynamism and innovation.
B) The country has a low degree of managerial mobility.
C) There is a low degree of entrepreneurial activity in the country.
D) The employees in this country will lack loyalty and commitment to a company.
E) Managers in such a country have highly developed company-specific skills but they lack general skills.
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A) denial of equal rights for women and other minorities.
B) movement in traditional Islamic societies toward modernization.
C) narrowing gap between the rich and the poor.
D) increasing standard of living in Islamic societies.
E) widening gap between the highly developed and the less developed nations.
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A) The most rigid system of social stratification is a class system.
B) Individuals are born into a particular social stratum.
C) It is not possible for people to move between social strata.
D) Britain is an example of a society where the caste system is predominant even today.
E) Individuals born into a stratum toward the bottom of the social hierarchy tend to have better life chances.
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A) individualism versus collectivism
B) power distance
C) uncertainty avoidance
D) masculinity versus femininity
E) Confucian dynamism
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A) In societies where collectivism was emphasized,the ties between individuals were loose.
B) Low power distance cultures were found in countries that let inequalities grow over time into inequalities of power and wealth.
C) Members of high uncertainty avoidance cultures had a strong need for rules and regulations.
D) In masculine cultures,little differentiation was made between men and women in the same job.
E) Members of low uncertainty avoidance cultures placed a premium on job security,career patterns,and retirement benefits.
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A) Confucianism
B) Hinduism
C) Islam
D) Christianity
E) Buddhism
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A) individualism.
B) ethnocentrism.
C) collectivism.
D) polycentrism.
E) multicentrism.
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A) collectivism
B) masculinity
C) low uncertainty avoidance
D) high power distance
E) class consciousness
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A) The class system in the United States is more pronounced than in Britain.
B) In the United States,upward social mobility cannot normally be achieved in one generation.
C) Class membership in the United States is mainly determined by an individual's background and schooling.
D) In American society,the extreme emphasis on individualism increases the impact of class background on business operations.
E) Successful individuals from humble origins are highly respected in American society.
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